
QuEst++ is an open source software is aimed at quality estimation (QE) for machine translation. It was developed by Pr Lucia Specia's team at the University of Sheffield and includes contributions from a number of researchers.
It has two main modules: a Java module to extract a number of word, sentence and document-level features and a Python module that interacts with the scikit-learn toolkit for machine learning. Is has also a few python and shell scripts for small things here and there.
See QuEst++ tutorial.
This software was developed as part of the QUEST, QTLaunchPad, QT21 and EXPERT projects and it also received funds from EAMT.
Versions of the software
License: for our Java code is BSD and for our Python code is Apache License 2.0. For pre-existing code and resources, e.g., scikit-learn, SRILM, GIZA++, Stanford and Berkeley parsers, please check their website.
Check the current baseline, black-box, and glass-box lists of features QuEst++ can extract at sentence level.